The reason I asked about the Unity folders is that there should be a
separate copy of the avp file in each system's Unity folder. I was just
wondering it the folders are getting confused. I work in an interplay
environment, which makes for slightly different rules but AFAIK the
Unity folder structure is the same. --J.B.
Jeff Hedberg wrote:
> Showing master clips in bin would help in this simple situation. Unfortunately the real world is more complicated - multi grouped clips, locators on subclips/master clips that then don't show up when showing referenced clips.
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> The project exists only on the unity folders. I'm interested that you asked that. Do some workflows have local projects and keep certain bins on unity? We keep full project and all bins in same project on unity. (our projects are usually short form, maybe this is why we can get away with that).
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> And yes, this all happens from just one workstation. Somehow the workstation that was just using these master clips has forgotten where they've gone.
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>> On Oct 23, 2017, at 9:52 PM, john beck <jb30343@windstream.net> wrote:
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>> That is interesting. I pull sequences in from other projects frequently and that is the expected behavior. I have never seen it when I am actually in the originating project. The obvious quick work around is to "show referenced clips" in the bin with the sequence but I'm curious, are you opening the project from the main project folder or one of the unity folders? Does this happen when you are working on the same workstation that created the original clips and bins?
>> --J.B.
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>> Jeff Hedberg jeff@unioneditorial.com [Avid-L2] wrote:
>>> This is more complicated that I'm describing - but can happen with this simple set up.
>>>
>>> Have a bunch of master clips, create a sequence. (all in same bin) Pull up sequence, match back to source. No problem.
>>>
>>> Now, create a new bin, move the master clips in to that bin, and close that bin.
>>> Pull up the sequence, choose matchback - and you are told 'bin is not in project'
>>>
>>> Any suggestions on what I could do to refresh Media Composer's memory?
>>>
>>> Project is on shared storage (ISIS), multiple assistants and editors.
>>> MC 8.6.5
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>>> Thanks,
>>> Jeff
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